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A double rook sacrifice to end a nice game where i was almost defeated by sloppy play on my part! |
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1. e4
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This is my first time at annotating a game.
Having played this in june i will not be able to remember why i made certain moves but i will have a fair idea of what it will lead to!
So we start with the kings pawn opening! |

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1... e6
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My response. French Defense |

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2. c3
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Attempting to bring his queen into the game |
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2... g6
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g6! Probably thinking along the lines of a fianchetto. |
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3. d4
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Taking control of the centre. |

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3... f5
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Applying pressure on the e4 square |
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4. e5
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Avoiding losing material |

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4... Bg7
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...and finishing the fianchetto which should have probably been done on the previous move |
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5. Bd3
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Strengthing the centre |

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5... b6
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And again another fianchetto, attempting to gain control of the centre via the fianchettos |

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6. Nf3 Bb7 7. Be3 Ne7
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Preparing for d5 to attack the bishop on e3 |
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8. Nbd2 Nd5 9. Qe2 Nxe3
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I swap material. I always feel that bishops fair better in open games and knights on closed and tight games as most people do. (i think anyway)
So with my bishops on the fianchetto i dont want his opposing bishops to counteract this. |
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10. Qxe3 Na6
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Should have moved to c6 |
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11. Nb3 Qe7 12. Be2 c5 13. Rd1 c4
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Dont know why i did this |
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14. Bxc4 Be4
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Or this |
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15. Bxa6 Bc2 16. Ra1 Be4 17. Be2 Bxf3
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This time i take the knight, hoping for gxBf3 |
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18. Qxf3
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One can only hope |

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18... O-O
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I castle and have both rooks lined up |

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19. Ba6
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Notice how well my opponents pawn structure is, he can pass freely without hinder due to his bishop on the white squares |
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19... Bh6 20. O-O
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He castles and looks very strong at the moment, his king is well defended and is a knight and a pawn up |

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